> As I remember, Go was "invented" to allow writing SMALL projects
You remember wrong. Go was designed to allow quickly onboarding grads onto large projects.
> Like all these small command-line utilities and scripts to solve Site-Reliability-Engineer-tasks or DevOps-tasks.
I don't know what you're thinking about but it's certainly not Go: half the language is centered around concurrency, which is not very useful for this, especially going through the pain and costs "green" threads otherwise impose.
Go was designed to build network services and servers.
You remember wrong. Go was designed to allow quickly onboarding grads onto large projects.
> Like all these small command-line utilities and scripts to solve Site-Reliability-Engineer-tasks or DevOps-tasks.
I don't know what you're thinking about but it's certainly not Go: half the language is centered around concurrency, which is not very useful for this, especially going through the pain and costs "green" threads otherwise impose.
Go was designed to build network services and servers.
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